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  • May 2, 2020
    Smoofer

    Didn’t they do similar emergency approval for chloroquine?

    They did. A couple weeks later, they put out a warning against using it outside of hospitals.

    Hydroxychloroquine is a terrible treatment for many people. It's an old school d*** with a lot of side effects. The only positive is that it's cheap and plentiful.

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    The reason this is happening in Orange County btw is because cacs here know that they're on borrowed time rn.

    Their parents grew up in a society where there were very few colored people, and now white people are the minority here. And 2018 was the first time basically ever here that the conservatives across the whole county lost a majority of contests. They're starting to feel all of their power dissipating, and this is what it looks like when a group of people has their power taken away.

    Of course, since they're white their anger is being called "protests" instead of "riots" though

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    "We are fighting for our freedom,” Aimee Barber, of Seal Beach, said at the protest in Huntington Beach, organized a day after the governor issued a decree to close temporarily all Orange County beaches because of concerns about the lack of social distancing there last weekend. “The beaches are as much an essential business as liquor stores.”

    "I need my beach, bruh. I can feel the DTs coming on without it...oh s***, I think there are hermit crabs under my skin!! Ahhhhh"

  • May 2, 2020
    g6ntiana
    https://twitter.com/AdamParkhomenko/status/1256287520775639041

    reminds me of Death from Family Guy

  • May 2, 2020
    SuperPork

    We need to ship them off to florida and georgia

    Keep em outta GA

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    So glad someone finally wrote an article about excess deaths in the US that doesn't imply they're 100% COVID-19:

    union-bulletin.com/ap/state/coronavirus-and-other-causes-driving-surge-in-us-deaths/article_c8ab4371-e398-5881-a169-8d8af0a4e95b.html

    The U.S. has seen at least 66,000 more deaths than usual so far this year, according to government data, and the new coronavirus accounts for much — but not all — of the increase.

    Usually the nation sees about 1 million deaths by the end of April, meaning the rise is in the neighborhood of 7%.

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which posted the data this week, found the new coronavirus was reported as a cause in about half the excess deaths. It’s likely the virus was a factor in many other deaths too, said Robert Anderson, who oversees the CDC’s death statistics work.

    But COVID-19 isn’t the sole reason for the jump.

    Medical examiners say d*** overdoses, falls and certain types of accidents around the house may be up. Experts also believe at least some of the excess deaths may have been people with heart problems or other conditions who decided not to go to a hospital because of concerns they were filled with coronavirus-infected people.

    “Everybody’s afraid to go to the hospital. And they may be dying more frequently because they’re not taking care of their coronary,” said Dr. Arnold Monto, a University of Michigan researcher who studies flu and coronaviruses.


    The article goes on from there with a more thorough breakdown.

  • May 2, 2020
    flackojodye

    I need a f***ing haircut

    Go, barbershops are open now

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    May 2, 2020
    Noir

    "We are fighting for our freedom,” Aimee Barber, of Seal Beach, said at the protest in Huntington Beach, organized a day after the governor issued a decree to close temporarily all Orange County beaches because of concerns about the lack of social distancing there last weekend. “The beaches are as much an essential business as liquor stores.”

    "I need my beach, bruh. I can feel the DTs coming on without it...oh s***, I think there are hermit crabs under my skin!! Ahhhhh"

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    dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8276157/Moment-essential-worker-pummels-Asian-man-New-York-subway-victim-started-COVID-19.html

    Should be sentenced to death but it won’t happen. Sad. Race relations will never be on good terms between blacks and Asians.

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    Is there anyone around NYC that’s against the stay at home orders or is it just people in the Deep South and West Coast

  • May 2, 2020
    Sonic Winter

    Is there anyone around NYC that’s against the stay at home orders or is it just people in the Deep South and West Coast

    Vassssst majority of the West Coast is on board with the stay at home orders (probably way more than people in most other areas of the country other than the East Coast, actually).

    I explained in my post at the top of this page why a place like Orange County (where I live sadly) is a rare exception out here on the West Coast. It's just about politics for a large portion of people tbh, with their financial situation just being the fuel to their fire. There's no rational thought going into it.

  • May 2, 2020
    Young D

    The reason this is happening in Orange County btw is because cacs here know that they're on borrowed time rn.

    Their parents grew up in a society where there were very few colored people, and now white people are the minority here. And 2018 was the first time basically ever here that the conservatives across the whole county lost a majority of contests. They're starting to feel all of their power dissipating, and this is what it looks like when a group of people has their power taken away.

    Of course, since they're white their anger is being called "protests" instead of "riots" though

    dropping facts

  • May 2, 2020
    flackojodye

    I need a f***ing haircut

    long hair gang winnin

  • May 2, 2020

    Today has the second most new cases in a day
    This is the life we will live now

  • May 2, 2020
    flackojodye

    I need a f***ing haircut

    Dad trying to cut me but he pushed my s*** back awhile ago so I been like this

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    Got tested for it today and that thing they stick up your nose touches your brain dawg I swear

  • May 2, 2020
    Papi Plug

    Got tested for it today and that thing they stick up your nose touches your brain dawg I swear

  • May 2, 2020
    Papi Plug

    Got tested for it today and that thing they stick up your nose touches your brain dawg I swear

    I thought they were switching to mouth swab tests? I heard the nose ones had a lot of false negatives

  • worldometers.info/coronavirus

    I was just sitting here thinking, once we passed up Italy to hit 100K first, this s*** just took off...they got 200K now we got a 1M

  • Noir

    So glad someone finally wrote an article about excess deaths in the US that doesn't imply they're 100% COVID-19:

    https://www.union-bulletin.com/ap/state/coronavirus-and-other-causes-driving-surge-in-us-deaths/article_c8ab4371-e398-5881-a169-8d8af0a4e95b.html

    The U.S. has seen at least 66,000 more deaths than usual so far this year, according to government data, and the new coronavirus accounts for much — but not all — of the increase.

    Usually the nation sees about 1 million deaths by the end of April, meaning the rise is in the neighborhood of 7%.

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which posted the data this week, found the new coronavirus was reported as a cause in about half the excess deaths. It’s likely the virus was a factor in many other deaths too, said Robert Anderson, who oversees the CDC’s death statistics work.

    But COVID-19 isn’t the sole reason for the jump.

    Medical examiners say d*** overdoses, falls and certain types of accidents around the house may be up. Experts also believe at least some of the excess deaths may have been people with heart problems or other conditions who decided not to go to a hospital because of concerns they were filled with coronavirus-infected people.

    “Everybody’s afraid to go to the hospital. And they may be dying more frequently because they’re not taking care of their coronary,” said Dr. Arnold Monto, a University of Michigan researcher who studies flu and coronaviruses.


    The article goes on from there with a more thorough breakdown.

    I mean even it’s operating premise is that most of the causes are indirectly because of corona lol. Corona has made the hospitals scarier than a morgue, you’d still have to give that notion a large portion of whatever article touches upon the increases in deaths

  • Noir

    Remdesivir has FDA approval.

    Damn, that was fast. Probably too fast. Let's see how this goes.

    Shoutouts to my #2 college option UAB for pushing this through. Shoulda went there, f***ed some Americanized Asian biddies and stole a treatment

  • Smoofer

    Didn’t they do similar emergency approval for chloroquine?

    “ Chloroquine, and derivative versions like the two cleared by the FDA on Saturday, are decades-old generic medicines newly in the spotlight as the world races to test existing d**** for potential in treating COVID-19. No randomized clinical trial has proven the d**** to be effective, but observational studies in France and China have raised hopes of some benefit.”

    There really wasn’t extensive testing to see if it would help, some places just tried it and it happened to work and we said “eskettit”

    biopharmadive.com/news/coronavirus-fda-chloroquine-emergency-use/575097

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    Goldmenace

    https://www.ajc.com/news/breaking-news/breaking-georgia-verifies-new-covid-cases-hours/LqtzhH5mSQvSvkHIJsUxCI/

    And they just opened up the malls here today

    Thank God I’m not going to school in auburn rn. We’re like 25-30% college students and right on the border. As f***ing horrible as we’ve handled this, Brian Kunt is basically allowing GA’s inhabitants to die

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    Noir

    So glad someone finally wrote an article about excess deaths in the US that doesn't imply they're 100% COVID-19:

    https://www.union-bulletin.com/ap/state/coronavirus-and-other-causes-driving-surge-in-us-deaths/article_c8ab4371-e398-5881-a169-8d8af0a4e95b.html

    The U.S. has seen at least 66,000 more deaths than usual so far this year, according to government data, and the new coronavirus accounts for much — but not all — of the increase.

    Usually the nation sees about 1 million deaths by the end of April, meaning the rise is in the neighborhood of 7%.

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which posted the data this week, found the new coronavirus was reported as a cause in about half the excess deaths. It’s likely the virus was a factor in many other deaths too, said Robert Anderson, who oversees the CDC’s death statistics work.

    But COVID-19 isn’t the sole reason for the jump.

    Medical examiners say d*** overdoses, falls and certain types of accidents around the house may be up. Experts also believe at least some of the excess deaths may have been people with heart problems or other conditions who decided not to go to a hospital because of concerns they were filled with coronavirus-infected people.

    “Everybody’s afraid to go to the hospital. And they may be dying more frequently because they’re not taking care of their coronary,” said Dr. Arnold Monto, a University of Michigan researcher who studies flu and coronaviruses.


    The article goes on from there with a more thorough breakdown.

    Also this

    thehill.com/opinion/healthcare/494034-the-data-are-in-stop-the-panic-and-end-the-total-isolation
    **"The recent Stanford University antibody study now estimates that the fatality rate if infected is likely 0.1 to 0.2 percent, a risk far lower than previous World Health Organization estimates that were 20 to 30 times higher and that motivated isolation policies.

    In New York City, an epicenter of the pandemic with more than one-third of all U.S. deaths, the rate of death for people 18 to 45 years old is 0.01 percent, or 10 per 100,000 in the population. On the other hand, people aged 75 and over have a death rate 80 times that. For people under 18 years old, the rate of death is zero per 100,000.

    Of all fatal cases in New York state, two-thirds were in patients over 70 years of age; more than 95 percent were over 50 years of age; and about 90 percent of all fatal cases had an underlying illness. Of 6,570 confirmed COVID-19 deaths fully investigated for underlying conditions to date, 6,520, or 99.2 percent, had an underlying illness. If you do not already have an underlying chronic condition, your chances of dying are small, regardless of age. And young adults and children in normal health have almost no risk of any serious illness from COVID-19."**

    The Corona virus pretty much only kills people with pre existing conditions and older people

    Basically, it's overblown

    Sweden DID NOT go into lockdown and they don't have bodies pilling up in the streets

    Fear mongering ruined the world

    The only thing to fear is fear itself

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